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Purpose and Influence The CFR plays a central role within the Anglo-American establishment. Carol Quigley’s book, 02_ARCHIVE/02 books/Tragedy and Hope, serves as a history of the 20th century from the perspective of the Western establishment and specifically draws on the CFR archives. This indicates the organisation&
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The Community Relations Service (CRS) is a clandestine government department, established under Title X of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, operates with a veil of secrecy akin to the FBI, its actions largely hidden from public scrutiny. Origins and Foundation The creation of the CRS was no accidental byproduct
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The League of Nations was an international organisation established following World War I, emerging directly from the Treaty of Versailles, signed on 28 June 1919. It represented a creation of the banking establishment, primarily designed to extract wealth from Germany through the imposition of reparations. Formation and Mandate The League&
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The Inverted History of World War II The history of World War II widely accepted in the West is largely an inverted narrative. Much of the current political legitimacy of today’s American government and its various European vassal-states is founded upon a particular narrative history of World War II,
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The Khazar Empire, a remarkable and often forgotten political entity, was established by a Turkish nomadic tribe who converted to Judaism in the 8th century, specifically the 700s. This singular state stands as the only example of a Jewish political nation state known to history, aside from the contemporary state
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The Dynamics of Financial Control A world system of financial control exists in private hands, exercising dominion over the political systems of individual countries and the global economy as a whole. This system operates through complex, interlocking networks that control major international institutions, multinational and transnational corporations, banking institutions, central
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The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) is a non-governmental organisation founded by former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair. It is dedicated to the fields of governance and leadership. The Institute operates in approximately 40 countries worldwide and employs nearly a thousand individuals, focusing its efforts both within the
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New Labour was the political project and governing philosophy of the British Labour Party under the leadership of Tony Blair from the mid-1990s through to 2010. It marked a significant departure from the party's traditional Socialist roots, aiming to modernise its image and appeal to a broader electorate
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Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) NGOs, paradoxically function as a parallel government, acting as the stem cell of the government's central nervous system. They are highly flexible instruments, akin to stem cells that can transform into various cell types and regenerate, generating new functions. It is challenging to separate the
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A counter gang is defined as a counterrevolutionary force that is state-backed and works on behalf of a specific power or faction. The underlying premise dictates that when a power faction or an elite group within society seeks to exert control or maintain the status quo, it hires, promotes, or
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Digital identity cards, or digital IDs, are comprehensive systems designed to verify an individual's identity by integrating personal data into an electronically scannable format. A persistent policy objective in the United Kingdom for over two decades, championed by Tony Blair and his Tony Blair Institute for Global Change,
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The Fabian Society is a pivotal international body, comprised of an elite group of intellectuals who formed a semi-secret society with the express purpose of ushering in global Socialism. Unlike Communists, who favour violent, rapid revolution, Fabians espouse a philosophy of gradualism, preferring to achieve their objectives slowly through calculated